The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need

The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need | Joanna Martine Woolfold

1 - I consulted the star signs so many times the spine split completely in two
2 - Isak Dinesen was a favorite author from early adulthood. I particularly loved Seven Gothic Tales and Anecdotes of Destiny
3 - Christian Kracht‘s Imperium: a Fiction of the South Seas

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Eggs Interesting-sounding books👏🏻👏🏻 5mo

iread2much 1) I‘ve actually read a few books so many times that they fell apart, it‘s why I switched to buying hard copies from my favorite authors. The first book I ever bought, Arrows for the Queen is very much taped, glued, and held together by love and stubbornness. 5mo

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iread2much 2) Mercedes Lackey has been a favorite author of mine since I first bought Arrows for the Queen when I was about 13. I still enjoy her books. 5mo

iread2much 3) I actually don‘t enjoy reading books the first time, I find it stressful if it‘s a really good book to not know what‘s going to happen. I like to read loved books over and over again and for really good ones, I get something new each time I read it. But if I had to choose, We by Yevgeny Zamyatin. It would be great to read it fresh with more adult experiences in my life 5mo

iread2much Thanks for the tag @catiewithac and @Eggs 5mo

catiewithac @iread2much I love your answers! 😍 5mo

Eggs @iread2much An honest clarification 👏🏻 5mo

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The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need: Twenty-First-Century Edition | Joanna Martine Woolfolk

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3 - Third book finished of 2021. One that‘s full of insights and backstory to what the heck these astrologers are talking about and where the information came from. Again, one I will refer back to often!

Kariisma25 How long is this one? Is this one from the 80s? 4y

JennM1 @cprawdzik page 407 is the start of the glossary and reference tables. Yes! It was first published in 1982 4y

Kariisma25 Hmm! I think I‘d be interested 4y

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